Cover story
The River Keeps Its Receipts
Along a drought-exposed riverbed, shop ledgers, bottle caps, and vanished street plans surface together. A field essay about civic memory and what infrastructure tries to forget.
Cover story
Along a drought-exposed riverbed, shop ledgers, bottle caps, and vanished street plans surface together. A field essay about civic memory and what infrastructure tries to forget.
Margin is an independent quarterly journal about overlooked places: the riverbed, the night route, the unfinished floor, the empty pool.
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Tomás Iriarte
The unofficial geography drawn by cleaners, nurses, bakers, and drivers while a city’s daytime map is asleep.
Meera Das
Residents tend fruit trees in the unfinished floors of a financial district, negotiating shade, ownership, and the patience of roots.
Hana Mori
Photographs and short notes from public baths retired after the last swimmer, where tile patterns keep directing bodies that no longer arrive.
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